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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The cattle market this week was actiy,
with slight advance over prices q
last week. The hog market wa slow
while the prices are quarter lower than las
week. Messrs. Hudson Il Bayha furnish
the following quotations:
Cattle 900 to 100 lbs stock 4 lai
per h.. ; -OO to 800 lbs. iIaiic. per ID. g.; 7G
to 800 lbs. 3!aic. per III.
Hogs-Market slow ajc per 10.
Iamb.-GOOd at iaGtc pr ID.
Calyes-3ailc per H.
Sheep-3tO3ic per III.
Chicago
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE DrOrer's Jour
nal reports cattle receipts 500 head; ship
mrnts none: market stfahy; beef steers
81 GOa4 -; stOckers and feeders 81 5Gs
1 -; cows. bulls and mixed 81 Dab
( 90: bulk s. OOa3 -; Texas cattle 81 1;
al ~.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipment
{, 900 head: market stronger; rough anc
mixed 81 Gal 80; packing and shipping
s. yOa5 10; light 81 50a4 50; skips - OOs
-.
Sheep-Reoeipts 1000 head; shipment
] 900 head; market slow; shorn ~ 3Os
3 -; wooded 81 OJai 20; Texans 81 75s
3 80; lambs 81 5OaG 10.
Fast Liberty.
EAST LTBEgrY, Pa, May 1i.-Cattle-
Receipts 7U3 head; shipments 10 head
nothing doing; all through consignments
Hog Receipts 1900 heal; shipment
,, 100 head; market slow; Philadelphia
s. 2jaj ~; Workers 8 O0lj 10; common
and light Si7jai 80; pigs s. OOai ~.
Sbeep-Reoeipts ! 900 head shipment
ZOO head; market firm at yesterday
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May H.-Hogs-Weak
common and light s. Oa5 80; packinI
and butchers 81 G515 10; receipts ] ,O6
heal; shipments 1, 40 bead.
nIEgfye.G
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The Mixers and Teasers.

PrrrsruRG, May 14-The Arbitration
Board has decided that the mixers and
teasers in the window glass factories, are
not entitled to an advance atpreSent, with
the exception OF the two teaSers at each
furnace, who are increased from Sll.TO TO
Sl2 per week. The factories will close
June 10.
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S,ril,.,s SuJden Termination.

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, May 1.-THE
striking weayers, most of whom reside IN
tenement houses belonging To the VAN
sutta Mills corporation, and wEo we're UNI
able to get their money at the mill Office
yesterday, will return to work to-day.
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PETROLEUM.
Titu-yille.

Titusyille.
TITUsvILLE, MAY II. - Petroleum -
Opened at csc; highest 63,c; lowest 63,c;
closed NJ 63ic.
Pittaburgh.
PIT'TsRURG, Nav II. go Petroleum -
Dull; opened at 65ic; closed at CSC; high
est CSC; lowest 63,c.
bradford.
BRADFORD, May -lrtrolrum-open-
al at G3.c; closed at G3.c, highest 63ic;
lowest CSC; clearancrS 10000 barrels
New York
NEW YORK, May i-Prtroleum-
Dull but steady, opened 1t GO; highest
-. e: lowest G3.c; closed At nifc Sales
|, l21 600 barrels.
OH CITY.
on CITY, May rruolcum Opened
At csc, highest Go: lowest oslo, closed
AZ Csc. Sales .iGl 900 barrels; clear
ancts ! $50, 900 barrels; charters li,23s
barrels shipments S4,Ni barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-16

The Builders and Traders Exchange
WAS crowded this morning in response to 4
call ct the President for a special meeting.
Il was declared that the workmen them
selves were responsible for the whole
trouble and not the members OF the FIX
change, ~ most people supposed. The
maSons had granted all the demands of the
men until they were served with 4 notice
which read We have
met and fixed Saturday
As pay day, that was the last straw. Res
OluuoUs were passed endorsing the action
of the Masous' association ami promising
them active aid and assistance during the
present strike The different associations
OF Building contractors, the State Board
uf Architects and the Chicago Real Estate
Board were requested to send committees
of three to a general conference to he held
on Wednesday next at 10 am.
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Mbeelin9 Re9ister
Grauelers' 6uide.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS: +Daily.
Sunday excepted Monday excepted ID
Meridian. April /, lSS7:
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COTTON.
New York

New YORK. May II Cotton Firm;
uplands lO,c. Orleans II lice; futures
closed dull, May I0.7lc: June ln.7ac;
July Ia 81 August lnS,ic; September
10. i6c: October ??Gc; November 9.Sic;
December 9 SO; January 9.SSc; February
. 9lc; March Ia &c.
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EDITOR OBRIEN.
He GOES BACK TO MONTREAL,

MONTREAL, May l4.-William O Brien
arrived in this city to-day at 3 o'clock
by the steamer Montreal, which left Quebec
Yesterday afternoon ut o'clock. As both
himself and the tenant Kilrido were great
" fatigued they asked TO he allowed 10 re-
main OH board few hours later aud enjoy
a few hours rest, which they were allowed
to do. O'Brien left the vessel at 10 and
thought to escape in a cab unObserved, but
rs he stepped ashore Pat Ryan, u
policeman who spoke with a rich
Munster brogue rushed forward and grasp
ed him warmly by the hand. May
Heaven save you, sir he exclaimed
would sooner have your little finger than
the body and bones OF LansdOwne,a at which
O'Brien smiled. He learned that pat
was a Limerick man and had been already
suspended by the chief of police here once
on account of too Outspoken sentiments
in favor of Ireland.
The threats from Toronto continue to
loom up bigger and bigger, but
the editor OF United Heidnd and
people here who are best qualified 10
Judge say they are only threats. There is
a mistake in connection with the statement
already published that Mayor Howland's
dispatch to O'Bren WAS not paid for. 1t
was paid tor to this city, hut the telegraph
authorities informed O'Brien that they
would not forward it TO Quebec, where he
was, unless it was prepaid by him. The
statement that o. Brien was escorted to the
hall, in this city, where he lectured, by
men armed with reyOlyers, was pure
fiction. No such thing occurred. His
visit here is kindly looked upon by all
parties, particularly since he has spoken,
which has brought over many nOn-lriSh
who cNected him TO appear on a platform
with u sword in one hand and a dynamite
bomb in the other The most significant
fact that has yet transpired is the offer of
Quebec to send a stalwart body of armed
men To escort O'Brien to Toronto. O'Brien,
who is anxious to do nothing that can be
construed into violent action, refused the
offer, which shows, notwithstanding the
enthusiasm aroused, that little excuse re-
mains for the Toronto people to create 4
disturbance.
Perhaps
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 3 I-2aJ Per Cent.-GOvernmsnts
Dull-stocks Very DuIl-Flour steady
Wheat steady.
NEW YORK, May lt.-MOney on call
easy. at 3!a5 per cent, closed offered at
4 per cent; prime mercantile paper BAD
per cent; sterling exchange dull but
steady at iSjtai-Gt.
GOyERSMESTS-Dull and steady.
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STATEs-Active and strong.
administrative and strong sales
g., CO., 600.
SToCKs.-The stock market, as usual
on Saturdays, was much duller than on
the preceding days, and Notwithstanding
the firm undertOne, was rather heavy
throughout most Of the day The opening
was firm and active but prices recedef
Immediately. the decline ranging up TO
DER cent. Upon rally the mar
ket became dull and soon became
heavy. In the afternoon, however,
there was an increased trading accOmpan-
led by firmer tone in the general list and
the market strengthened in a few special
ties. There was some sagging in the last
hour and the close was quiet and rather
heavy. Sales 2l7, 9i6 shares. The active
list shows irregularity, in which declines
predominant, although in few cases only
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, MAY 1.-THE wheat market
opened at Sole for June, and for some
minutes nuctuated between sGsc and sole,
and then took an upward shoot Ia SOC on
little show OF buying by clique brokers,
and Just before ! o'clock Irwin l.. Green
came and bought June wheat freely. The
crowd got very nervous and all, or nearly
all of the shorts commenced covering.
June wheat ran up to Sc, where it closed.
Corn Easier. Provisions dull and weak
all day Flour steady and prices firm.
Wheat Cash No. > spring S3!c; No. }
spring 76c; No red sc; May SjaSIlc.
closing at s5lc; June S6iasIc, closing ut
Sac; July sjas5sc, closing at S5ic; August
s3IaS3lc, closing at H3sc. Corn--Cash
No. > 3Sc; May 3St3sl c, closing at :i-c,
June - ,a39lc, closing at 9c; July iOia
lie. closing at iO,c: August 42ai2ic,
closing at 42c Oats-Cash No. > 26a2Gic
May 2GIc; June 37!a27tc, closing at - =,
July 2~!a2sic, closing at 2-!c. Rye
Cash No >, .jGlc. Barley No. :! d1r.
Flax Secd-No /. 81 lO! Timothy
Seed-prmc at 81 - Mess Pork Cash
$40 75a2l 90; May and June 81 o.
Iard--Cash ST GOaG G2l; May 81 Goat 10
closing at 81 90; June ii 62taG III, clos
ing at 81 30; July S6 T2!aG -, closing
at s. IS. Pork Short ribs, cash - %,
shoulders - GOa5 20; short clear, - ~
Whisky-At 81 10 Sugars loaf q a
&c; granulated 6c; standard A jsc. But
ter-Weak; creamery l1al9", dairy la
l5c. Eggs-Frm at l04c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., May H.-Cotton--
Firm. Flour Firm. Wheat Qnirt and
firm; No. > red &c; receipts 4, 900 bush
els; shipments 3 600 bushels Corn-Elsier;
No mixed l3al3ic. Oats-FIrmer; No.
: mixed 30ic. Rye-Firm; No. . G5c.
Pork-Dull at SIG 90 Lard Quiet at
81 90. Bulk Meats Dull and lower;
short ribs s. 90. Bacon Easier; short rib
s. -; short clear = 80 Whisky-Actiye;
sales 80 barrels of finished goods on a
basis Of$l o.. leavy and lower
fancy creamcrvl2la22c; good to extra LA
2Oc; choice dairy l3al5c. Sugar -Steady.
Eggs Firm at Zoe. Chccse-Steady.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May li--FlOur De
mand moderate; prices firm. Wheat -
Quiet; No. red, My, 95.a9Gc; July, Ola
9ilc; August, 02a92lc. Corn-SDOt lower
futures steady but quiet; No. mixed BE;
steamer No. mixed, track. iS5c; No ,
mixed, May, 47a47!ci June, i7ai7.c; July,
I7!ai7.c; August, i9ai0lc Ohts-Spot
weaker; No. = white, 37lc; No. 3 white,
3G!c; rejected mixed, BE; futures dull
and barely steady; No. > white, May, - ia
37ic; June, 37!a37.c; July, 37!a3-ci Au-
gust, sc a3T,c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., May li.-Wheat-Dull
and firm; No. regular s9c; lake shore
Sgic; May and June Sc; July -Glc, An
gust -5c. Corn-Quiet; No. : Tie. Clover
Seed Steady cash ~ 10.
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GINSENG.

Wheeling.
Market dull with prices at 81 Soto 90.
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TIE PATTERNS WITHDRAWN
MI Rochester stove Manufacturers Au
tborizp,I tO Resume work.

Aud Rochester Stove Manufacturers Au-
thnrilrd To Resume work.
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, May 1.-THE RO-
chester stove loundricS have again resumed
work.
1t was learned upon investigation that
the immediate cause of the resumption OF
work was the following telegram issued by
the General Executive Committee OF the
National Stove Manufacturers Defense As
ISOLATION:
CHICAGo, May L..
10 The Stare Manufacturers Of Rochester,
Nelr York.
GENTLEMEN :-The National Defense
Association, through their General ENecu-
tive Committee, having had under conSrd-
Grafton the contract between the stove
manufacturers of Rochester, \. Y, and
their mOlderS, made in January last, con
GUIDED that the Rochester toundricS are IN
honor bound not to offer struck patterns
To their men: the struck patterns hereto
fore shipped to said stove manufacturers
;,rr therefore ordered withdrawn.
Ey order OF the General Executive Com
mIttee.
Signed HENRY CRIEREN,
President.
The contracts referred to by President
Cribben have been feature OF the Roches,
ter loundries tor about two years. The
manufacturers as well rs the men seem
Greatly gratifed that the contracts first
adopted at Rochester have received tins
important and manly recognition by the
Stnrr Manufacturers, DnIrmse Association.
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&, G. " z. RAILROAD.

b, G. " z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire al $40 ?. m. for NoOdsdeld and
SummeruelG.
intermediate points.
Arrive NJ Beilairc I'D a. NJ. and Goo p. m.
NNuEELING AND Elm GROVE Il. K.
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Electric Belt Free

Tr!n.roJuce taUd oh;,'u arnt7 W" viii TOR the ie,
Nm, ..s avas. frue OF charge, Iu each county
~. r.a & y = Hu4rad number Ui our German
TIrrrro t,ulNuuic ~tr~pcn>orN Belts, lriCr =
E.-.rs.R Elgts~l ions lmpOtyuCY ". sE"lW lrwar
,I.frgr-, Belt We manufacture dos uut 'nt. rNt
,.aulrr s,gtrirrurrl NJ AdtrH- at uuc' Eli1' liIt
TRiT Au4ErNE L %. l11Nl ia BrDuE.s.,
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TOLEDO, o., May Ii.-Wheat-Dull
and firm; No. regular s9c; lake shore
Sglc; May and June SIC; July -G!c, An
gust SIC Corn-Quiet; No. : lie. Clover
Seed Steady cash 81 10.
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me carrying out my intention, and while
| should most deeply regret that our visit
should occasion the smallest interruption
of domestic tranquility in Canada, | feel
coerced Us matter of life and death Tor
nearly five hundred cruelty oppressed
Irish tenants to go right ahead
and arouse honest public opinion against
these atrocities. | should be sorry to
anticipate that these rumOrs of war have
any serious significance. should equite
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May l4.-Hogs-Weak;
common and light 81 U'ia5 so; packing
and butchers 81 Gja5 10; receipts 1,O6j
heal; shipments 1 40 bead.
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GovERSMESrs-DulI and steady.
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BSO. K. r. Depart Arrive.
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Religion in Western Texas,

From the Detroit Free Press.
While in Val Verde county in the
summer OF 1886 investigating some
land titles attended a camp meeting.
The minister invited those who wished
to be prayed for to occupy the front
seats. A green-looking young "knight
he lariat," made his way to the
mt. lie was taken incharge by one
OF the deacons, who thus addressed
him: Now, my dear young friend,
don't you love Jesus; Jesus who died
ti,at you might live forever in the
world beyond; don't you love him?"
"Wa-al,"w was the answer, GIVE hear'n
tell on him. am guess / hain't got
nuthin' agin' him" In examining
history Of religion in the early days
of Texas l find the following remark
able language to have been used by a
preacher in a western county during
the course of a m "Now, my
dear friends, let us reason together.
Suppose you lose your property, you
can WORK for more; if you lose your
wife you can marry again; were youto
lose your children, you might have
more; but if you lose your immortal
souls, up the spout you CO..
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Hard on the Counsel.

The following experience OF II Missis-
sippi lawyer was related by himself to
the writer many years ago. He said:
81 was defending a prisoner for
horse.stealing, and seeing no other
mean OF defending him, under the
circumstances, | set up the plea OF in.
sanity. ! argued it at length, read
many extracts from WORKS on medi-
cal Jurisprudence, and had the patient
attention OF the court. The prose.
cutting attorney did not attempt TO
reply to my argument or con
trovert my authorities; l seemed to
have things my W way, and whisper
ed to the prisoner that he needn't be
uneasy. Then came the Judges
charge, in which he reminded the jury
that there was no dispute between
counsel as to the facts OF the case.
Indeed, there could not have been,
for several witnesses had sworn
positively that they saw my client
| steal the horse. But concluded the
court. the plea OF insanity has been
set up, and l charge you, gentleman
OF the jury, that it should receive
your very grave and serious delibera-
ton; but must be allowed to say,
gentlemen, that for myself, upon o re.
view OF the whole case, | can discov.
er no evidence OF insanity on the part
of the prisoner, except perhaps, in the
selection OF his counsel Editors
Drawer, in Harper's Magazine fol
September.
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The school ycar opens this week and
teachers and pupils are getting ready for
another years hard work. Parents should
decide Mt once where thoy are going to send
their children in order that they may have
the benefit of the full school term. If they
want q boarding school for their girls, with
an established reputation, n thorough
course in all the branches, and u comfort
uble, happy home where the moral
us we'll as the intellectual facul.
ties will be a~ssiduously cultivated and
cared for they cannot do better thur to
select St. Joseph's academy, st. Paul, as
the school for their children. Already the
list OF pupils includes names from all the
principal points in Minnesota and Dakota
and the Northwest generally, and the sis
tiers are assured OF " very large enrolment
this year. Write at once to the Mother
Superior for fun particulars which she viii
gladly furnish.
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A Rochester MINI. Institution,

Parents who arc seeking u boarding
school for their girls would do well to con.
slider the advantages offered by our Lady
OF Lourdes academy, Rochester. MINI.
This institution, eligibly situated in one of
the most beautiful cities OF the State, OF.
fers to parents a special advantage for sc.
curing to their daughters n practical
Christian education ut very low
terms. It's curriculum embraces
four courses oil study; viz, an English
course peculiarly suited to pupils prepar.
ing to teach, nm Academic course compris-
Jig the higher English branches, n Com.
mercial comise consisting OF the common
school studies with book keeping and
commercial law, and a Music course
such as was pursued at the Bos-
ton Conservatory Of Music. Diplomas
are conferred on pupils completing any OF
these courses. well supplied physical
cabinet andgood collections in mineralogy.
conchology, numismntics, zoology aud
botany are always accessible to the class.
es. Efficient instructionsis given in paint
trg and portraiture. also in plain and III.
namental n~eedle-work. wax, hair, worsted,
and leather.
For terms and other particulars apply
for catalogue to the Mother Superioress at
the academy, or to Rev. William Riordan,
Rochester, MINI.
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LITTLE THINGS.

We call him strong who stands uumoyed-
Gaim6as some tempest-beat rock
When some great trouble hurts It's shock;
We say OF him, his strength Is proved;
But when the spent storm folds its wings,
How bears he then liie's little thines2
About his brow We Irvine our wreath
Who seeks tie battles thickest smoke,
Bruves flashing gun and saber stroke.
And SCOTS at danger. laughs at death;
We praise him TIL the whole and rings;
But III he bravo in little thinss2
We cali him great who does ON deed
That echo bears from shore to shore
Does that, and then does nothing more;
Yet would his work earn richer need,
\ men brought before the King Of Kings,
We're he but great in little things2
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Wages in $500.

Master history.
The condition of the wage class OF
that day may be we'll examined; it is
full OF instruction for social agitators.
In the great cities unskilled workmen
were hired by the day, bought their
own food, and found their own lodg-
ings. But in the country, on the
farms, or wherever q hand was m
ployed on some public work, they
were ted and lodged by the employer
and given a few dollars n month. On
the Pennsylvania canals the diggers
ate the coarsest diet, were housed in
the rudest sheds and paid So amonth
from May to November, and So q
month from November to May. Hod
carriers and mortar mixers. diggers
and choppers, who, from 1898 to
1900, labored on the public buildings
and cut the streets and OF
Washington City, received $40 a year
or if they wished, $50 for all the work
theycould performfrom march, to De-
cember 20. The hours of work were
invariably from sunrise to sunset.
Wages at Albany and New York were
. oLtiiAhSs, oi, as illoLey ouciA NSho,
40 cents a day; at Lancaster, So to
$40 a month; elsewhere in Pennsyl-
vania, workmen were content with SO
in summer and So in winter. At Bal
timore men were glad to be hired at
19 pence q. day. None by the month,
asked more than Sc. At Fredericks-
burg the price OF labor was irons So to
81. In Virginia, white men employed
by the year were given ZIG currency;
slaves, when hired, were clothed and
their masters paid. FL a month. A
pound OF Virginia money was III feder,
al money So SO. The average rate OF
wages the land over was, therefore,
S65 a year, with food and, perh ps,
lodging. Out OF this small sum the
workman must, with his wife's help,
maintain his family.
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Years Teach More Than Books.

Among other valuable lessons impaired
by this teacher is the fact that for IL very
long time DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery has been the prince oil live cor
receives and blood purifiers, being the
household physician Of the poor man. and
the able consulting physician to tho rich
patient. aud praised by all for its magnif
icent service and efficacy in all diseases Of
a chronic nature, as malnrial poisoning,
ailments OF the respiratory and digestive
systems, liver disease an! in all cases
whers the use OF an Alternative remedy il
indicated. ur
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An Excellent School.

The advantage offered by the Holy
Angels academy, Minneapolis are q first
class education for young ladies in all tho
branches, including music, drawing, painting
and the languages, n comfortable and happy
home with ever y convenience and care
possible; careful moral as well as Intellectual
training and the certainty on the parents
part that their daughter is learning every
thing that will fit her to BIO n good wife and
mother and anhonored and useful member
of society. Write to the Mother Superior,
Holy Angels Academy, 6A3 N. Fourth st.
Minneapolis.
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The nervous system is the seat OF ami.
nal life and governs the functions OF the
body. All the medicine in existence cam
no make u constitution or health of by
mental and physical overwork or dissipa.
tion the nerves are weakened, we are sick;
because they are unable to keep the func-
tions in operation. How much do you
gain by drugglng. Reaction leaves the
nerves weaker. The MoxIE.NERvE FooD
has proved a hundred thousand times
that it can restore such cases without
harm or reaction. Druggists have it.
scots. Bottle n nice Table Drink.
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II Stand. Al The Head.

The Anna c. Drew College Of Short Hand,
,Typewriting aud Telegraphy, st. Paul,
MINI. takes the lead as an Institution
where these branches are practically taught.
This is the largest school in the North
west, n corps OF intelligent teachers give
Drew is II lady OF long experience in this
work and it would be we'll for any one in
tercsted. to communicate With her before
entering any other school.
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Cheap Comfort.-What a comfortit is to
know that, in case OF any OF your children
being attacked at night with Group, you
have the remedy at hand in Aliens Lung
Balsnm! Depend upon IT, mothers it
cures Group; perfectly pure and harmless.
25c, go, and S1.oo a bottle at all drug